Take that smart fellow out...he won't stop.

i have one of those at my place that i am trying to catch up to, but at least mine is not taring up the feeder yet.

I can remember a few years ago when we were hunting on the 700 Springs Ranch and the auodads were butting the feeder legs and shaking the corn on the ground. Since they were tearing the feeders up, the ranch owner issued a rifle to all the hired hands and told them to shoot any auodads that they saw in the feeder pens. Today, hunters pay good money to kill one of the critters that we considered a nuisance. It was at this time that I also realized that these big goats did not make good table fare.
Adios,
Gary

I agree Cuz, kinda like chewing on an old boot strap. That's if you can get past the smell!

I knew that they were bad when I saw the Mexican cowboys hauling off the carcasses as they would eat most anything.
Adios,
Gary

You need a deer-proof varmint cage.
We have black bucks that beat the feeder legs with their horns. When they are hungry and there is no corn on the ground you can hear the clang-clang-clang from across the ranch.